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FINANCIAL EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS AND KINDERGARTENS

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Page 1: PT Story of Money

FINANCIAL EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS AND KINDERGARTENS

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THE STORY OF MONEY

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Money-Goods

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• Some goods, for their utility, were more sought than others.

• Accepted by all, they assumed the role of currency, circulating as something to exchange by other goods/products and serving to assess their value. They were the:

• COMMODITY MONEY. (COINS-GOODS)

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Metal

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Objects used as Coins

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Ancient Coins

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• On the seventh century BC, we see the first coins with the current features: they are small peaces of metal with a definite weight and value and with the printed official seal, that is, the hallmark of those who issued and ensured its value.

• They are minted silver coins in Greece and in Libya they use small oval lingots of na alloy of gold and silver called electrum.

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The coins reflect the mentality of people and their time. In the coins we can see

political, economic, technological and cultural

aspects. It is for the impressions we

found on the coins that we know today the effigy of

personalities who lived many centuries ago.

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Gold, Silver and Copper

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• The first metals used in the minting of coins were gold and silver.

• Notes

Chinese people started to use the notes by the year 800 AC.

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The minting of gold and silver coins remained for many centuries, being its value guaranteed by the comercial value of the metal used in their manufacture. Thus, a coin in which had been used 20 grams of gold was exchanged for goods in the same value.